This product states that it will hold up to 100lbs. I would like to use this product as part of my TV stand to elevate my 65'' TV. Is this possible?
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I love this stand I have a 42" TV on minds, it holds it up very well. My co-workers use it for their monitors they have 2 on a 32" . Try it and see if the 65" will make a good fit just make sure it in the middle of the stand.
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Yes I use it for my 55" TV and Soundbar and it could probably hold more. Very sturdy and well made.
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I would say you could, it's pretty sturdy and heavy-duty. The wire dividers are optional so you should have plenty of room for the TV.
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The product info (scroll down on page) says it holds up to 100 lbs., though the actual weight limits will "vary depending on installation".
1806450
I would say yes. Just confirm your TV weight versus the rated hold weight (100+ lbs, I believe?). I would recommend you use the wood screws provided drilled into wall studs, instead of drywall anchors. Once I had the mounting plate installed, I hung from it by my hands (I'm 175lbs) and it was solid.
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If you're worried about it not being strong enough , we mounted a 55" with no problem. The mount is adjustable, so you probably can. It may look a little small next to the stand. You will also need hardware (bolts) to actually mount it because they don't come with it. You'll have to look up your tv model for that. Not sure if this was helpful.
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This stand is very sturdy if you put it together correctly. I use this in the bathroom for extra towel storage. I have also sat on it with no problem. I'm 200 lbs. However, I wouldn't recommend using this as a regular sitting place for a 200 lb human being. My guess is that it would easily withstand the weight of any of today's flat screen TV's.
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The TV stand portion is rated to hold 130 pounds. Size doesn't matter, it is the weight that you have to conform to.
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We had about 50 lbs in ours and it worked very well. I can't say if it would hold 100 lbs. test it out or maybe get two?
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Hi Janet, I am sorry I can't help, but I don't know the maximum weight it can hold. I know it holds fine my 42 inches TV and it seems very sturdy, so I guess it would hold bigger TVs as well. But aware that it is not a long TV stand, so TVs bigger than 50 inches, I guess, will be longer than it. I hope I have helped you a little bit. I like it a lot!
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At 16'.5'' if weight is distributed evenly, the stand holds up, !! BUT anytime ANY WEIGHT is hanging in space it NEEDS SAFETY SUPPORT. This is a good product as I have said, But Please be safe with any jack or support. Safe ridding, and good luck. Don D.
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It will surely be longer than the stand so will hang over the sides but weight-wise it should be able to hold it. It's very sturdy and heavy and should hold anything up to 100 pounds.
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Husband was impressed with the Atlantic stand. We have a 32" heavy TV and it is great with it, but TV doesn't weigh 66 lbs. But it states that it will hold a 66 lb TV and husband does not doubt it
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Greetings C.S.,I wasn't exactly sure therefore I decided to give a brief experiment to successfully answer your question. I myself am a 32 year old male (5'11" 190 pounds in stature) and after sitting on the TV stand (our TV is wall-mounted above it), the TV stand did not even budge, creek or show signs of weight stress.I would imagine this stand could hold any size TV with ease without damage or breaking. Obviously you cannot go jumbo-size on the TV since it totals precisely 46 5/8 in width, so measure your existing or new TV's width to ensure it fits property.I hope this helps. Greetings C.S.,I wasn't exactly sure therefore I decided to give a brief experiment to successfully answer your question. I myself am a 32 year old male (5'11" 190 pounds in stature) and after sitting on the TV stand (our TV is wall-mounted above it), the TV stand did not even budge, creek or show signs of weight stress.I would imagine this stand could hold any size TV with ease without damage or breaking. Obviously you cannot go jumbo-size on the TV since it totals precisely 46 5/8 in width, so measure your existing or new TV's width to ensure it fits... » Read More Greetings C.S.,I wasn't exactly sure therefore I decided to give a brief experiment to successfully answer your question. I myself am a 32 year old male (5'11" 190 pounds in stature) and after sitting on the TV stand (our TV is wall-mounted above it), the TV stand did not even budge, creek or show signs of weight stress.I would imagine this stand could hold any size TV with ease without damage or breaking. Obviously you cannot go jumbo-size on the TV since it totals precisely 46 5/8 in width, so measure your existing or new TV's width to ensure it fits property.I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Provided the pieces allow you to install them correctly and flush (mine arrived with holes drilled off slightly so the table is not sturdy) then it should hold a heavy television - have not tested the 100lbs advertised but feel confident about 50 at least.
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This was answered before under will it hold a 32" TV, but here's the answer:It's sturdy for my 20" flat screen monitor. Eofficedirect.com has the product on it's site and says it can hold up to 60 pounds.http://www.eofficedirect.com/PKTKMS400/Single-Level-Height-Adjustable-Stand-17w-x-13-1-4d-x-3-to-6-1-2h-Black.html
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The stand will easily hold about 60lbs but.... You must make sure your assembly goes well. There is a good possibility that the assembly (if done improperly) will render the stand useless.
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This TV mount as I remember was rated well above 80 lbs as long as it is mounted to the wall properly. My personal experience is it would hold at least 2 - 80lb TVs. It's a universal mountso there shouldn't be any problems attaching the hangers. I've had mine for about 2 years. I give it a 10 out of 10 rating! Sony 60"
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The description says it will hold up to 165 lbs. I cannot speak from experience because my 55" Samsung is fairly light but, the mount sure looks sturdy enough and I'm sure it was tested.